Angry Hombre is not happy with Street artist, Banksy's influence on New York
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After experiencing degrading and humiliating street harassment on ‘almost a daily basis’ New York-based artist Tatyana Fazalizadeh decided to combat the problem through her street art series Stop Telling...
Annie Kevans: Up Close and Personal
Acclaimed artist, Annie Kevans is exhibiting a series of portraits of the 1920s-1930s movie talent campaign, WAMPAS Baby Stars in a show with Boo Ritson and Francisca Valdivieso.
Cecilia Brunson...
Bill Woodrow shines in early works at Royal Academy
The Royal Academy’s retrospective of the work of Bill Woodrow celebrates the British sculptor’s successes and the development of his career from art school in the 1960s to the...
Akram Zaatari Explores Loss in the Arab and Middle Eastern Diaspora
On Photography People and Modern Times successfully explores themes of the archive, memory, and vernacular from the Middle East and North Africa.
Thomas Dane Gallery, 3 & 11 Duke Street, St....
New Tony Blair artwork at National Portrait Gallery
The commissioned portrait of Tony Blair by Alastair Adams presents the forthright demeanour of Britain’s former prime minister.
Serpentine gallery stormed over unpaid internships
The Serpentine gallery called on to pay minimum wage for its advertised voluntary position by protesters from the group, Future Interns.
Richard Serra creates exclusive Courtauld Gallery collection
Courtauld Gallery, Somerset House, London.
Until January 2, 2014.
Master Diorama Painter Fred Scherer dies at 98
Through his true-to-life, scaled-down recreations of the environment, the painter and sculptor created a unique window from which to consider the natural world.
Body Language exhibit explores sex, violence, deceit and control
Saatchi Gallery, London
Until March 16, 2014
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Dealing intimately with personal subject matter, Jennifer Mills has a lot to paint about. A mother, and artist, Mills...
